Privacy

LAST CHANGED 22 OCTOBER 2026

The Loft Library is David Mancuso's record collection, made to be heard. It is made by Danny Fortunato, who answers for it: contact@daniel-fortunato.com. Nothing about you is sold, shared or used for advertising. This page says what the site keeps, where, and how to take it all away.

LISTENING, WITHOUT AN ACCOUNT

No account is needed, and the site sets no cookie of its own. What you do here stays in your browser: the cuts in your DJ bag, whether ALL NIGHT is on. Clearing the site's data in your browser clears all of it.

Visits are counted, never the people behind them:

• PostHog, on its European servers, receives what was played and opened, named only by a random number this browser keeps for thirteen months at most. Your IP address is dropped once the country has been read from it. No recording of the screen, no record of clicks, no searches.
• Vercel Web Analytics counts page views without any cookie or identifier.

To be left out of both, turn on Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control in your browser, or use “Don't count my visits” on the About page.

WITH AN ACCOUNT

An account is offered so your DJ bag follows you from one device to another. It is never required. You sign in with Google, with Apple, or with a six-digit code sent to your email; there is no password.

What the account keeps:

• your email address, to sign you in (with Apple you may give a hidden relay address instead);
• your first name, if Google or Apple gives it, to say hello in your bag;
• the cuts in your DJ bag, the cut last on your deck and where you were in it, and whether ALL NIGHT is on.

Google and Apple share only your name and email with the site, and only once you choose them. Their buttons are loaded from their own servers when you open the sign-in, under their own privacy policies. The codes by email are sent through Resend.

Accounts live with Supabase, in Paris. The visit counter knows a signed-in visitor by a random account number, never by name or email.

TAKING IT ALL AWAY

In your DJ bag, under YOUR ACCOUNT →: download everything the account holds as a file, sign out of a device, or delete the account and everything in it, at once and for good. For anything else, or to ask what is kept about you, write to contact@daniel-fortunato.com.